Ninna Nanna Ca. 1500-2002

Embark on a captivating journey through time and culture with Traditional's enchanting album, "Ninna Nanna Ca. 1500-2002." This exquisite collection, released on January 1, 2002, under the Alia Vox label, is a treasure trove of lullabies and berceuses that span over five centuries and multiple genres, including traditional music, medieval, and Gregorian chant.

The album features 19 tracks, each a unique cultural artifact, starting with the soothing "Canção De Embalar" from Portugal and concluding with the hauntingly beautiful "Cançó De Bressol" from Catalonia. Traditional masterfully weaves together pieces from diverse regions and eras, such as the ancient "Berceuse Ladino" from the Sephardic tradition and the modern "Berceuse Estonienne" by Arvo Pärt. Notable composers like William Byrd, Max Reger, and Manuel de Falla also contribute to this rich tapestry of lullabies.

With a duration of 1 hour and 17 minutes, "Ninna Nanna Ca. 1500-2002" offers a serene and introspective listening experience. Traditional's meticulous curation and the timeless appeal of these lullabies make this album a captivating exploration of the universal language of comfort and solace.